Reddit reviews Free to Live 3 Pack Women's Cardigan - Light Weight Sweater with Open Front
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Hand Wash / Cold Water / Hang DryWomens cardigan sweater with long sleevesOpen drape style for any eventAsymmetrical hem and comes in 3 pieces of differnt color variantsFor a perfect fit, please refer to size chart below
Yeah I spent the first several months topless at home. I went to Baby Wearing International meetings and learned how to nurse in a carrier. I also have a Covered Goods cover that's sooooooo soft but very much not-structured so unless you hold it on a certain way, it'll lay on your little one's face. I found it much easier to use though than the aprony ones. Especially since Baby delatched every 30 seconds in the beginning and needed help re-latching. I also got good at cradle /cross-cradle.
At home, I learned to side lay and bedshare and it got easier. I generally start in cradle first though.
I had bought a 2 pack of Target nursing bras and while they worked okay in the beginning with my huge boobs, they eventually made me look flat so now I only use the bra I got when early pregnant - Jockey T-shirt crop top bralette type bra.
I wear old stretchy tank tops from target, old dresses from Victoria Secret online that I can pull down, [these sweaters] (https://www.amazon.com/Free-Live-Cardigans-Charcoal-X-Large/dp/B00QXX7FX8/). I mainly nurse in my Ergo in public with the hood up. People don't even know that I'm nursing in it! I got my Ergo in a local Facebook mom swap group for $25.
Oh, and duuhhhhhh, I can't believe I forgot to mention: CARDIGANS!
Honestly it's probably because I've basically been living in cardigans for the past 2-3 weeks so they feel like part of my body, haha.
My friend got me a 3-pack of basic flowy ones -- like these https://www.amazon.com/Free-Live-Cardigans-Charcoal-X-Large/dp/B00QXX7FX8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1481411849&sr=8-1&keywords=cardigan+3+pack -- and they're great for warmth now that it's winter, plus they're long enough that they could probably double as a modesty cover if you were nursing out in public. I haven't tried that "function" out though.